Mind

Nux vom.

Ailments after continual mental labor.

Silic.

Yielding mind, faint-hearted, anxious mood.

Arg. nit.

Always hurried, time passes too slowly, must walk fast, etc.

Anac. orient.

Great weakness of memory. Mania with inclination to horrible swearing.

Staph.

When the mind has been dwelling too much on sexual subjects.

Nux vom.

Hypochondriasis with studious men; sitting too much at home; with abdominal complaints and constipation.

Ignat.

Sadness and sighing with sobs and tears and will not be comforted, wants to be alone. Silent grief.

Phos. acid.

Ailments from grief (chronic) or disappointed love. Apathetic, listless.

Aethusa.

Inability to think or fix attention, idiocy, alternating with furor.

Sulph.

Melancholic mood; dwelling on religious things; anxious to save his soul.

Staph.

Very sensitive to the least impression, the least word seems wrong, hurts her very much.

Ant. crud.

Sentimental mood in the moonlight, particularly estatic love.

Verat. alb.

Mania with desire to cut and tear, especially clothes, with lewdness and lascivious talk, or praying and talking about religious things.

Staph.

Throws things away indignantly, or pushes them away on the table.

Opium

Complete loss of consciousness, with slow, stertorous breathing; insensibility to external impressions.

Bellad.

Fear of imaginary things, wants to run away from them.

Hyos

Entire loss of consciousness; sees persons who are not, and have not been present; loss of sight and hearing.

Cup. met.

Delirium, with biting in the bedclothes, their own hands, or the hands of others.

Nux vom.

Over-sensitiveness, every harmless word offend, every little noise frightems, anxious and beside themselves; they cannot bear the least, even suitable medicine.

Sepia.

Aversion to occupation; indifference to her family; irritable and easily offended; memory weak; uterine troubles.

Verat. alb.

Despairs of her salvation; with suppressed catamenia.

Ant crud.

The child cannot bear to be touched or looked at; cross.

Ignat.

Amiable disposition if feeling well; every little emotion disturbs them.

Opium.

Drunkenness with stupor, as if from smoke; eyes hot, dry and burning.

Fluor. acid.

Aversion to all about him, even his own family; sends his nurses from the room.

Sulphur

The most ordinary objects awake extraordinary admiration.

Verat. alb.

Disposed to talk about the faults of others; or silent; but if irritated, scolding and calling names.

Ant. crud.

The greatest sadness and woeful mood, with intermittent fever.

Lil. tig.

Constant hurried feeling, as if of imperative duties, and utter inability to perform them.

Ars. alb.

Hears voices and sees animals after having taken alcohol often, in small doses.

Petrol.

Thinks another person lies along side of him, or that one limb is double (delusion in typhoid).

Dulcam.

Cannot find the right word for a thing.

Opium

After a fright, with fear; convulsions, or the head hot, and twitching around the mouth.

Staph

Great imagination about things done by others, or himself; grieving about the consequence; continually concerned about the future.

Verat. alb.

Despairs about his position in society; feels very unlucky.

Nux mos.

Thoughtless; slow thinking; irresolute; changing of the mind.

Ars. alb.

Very great anguish and restlessness; cannot rest anywhere, moves from place to place; wants to go from one bed to another.

Bryon.

Very irritable, inclined to be angry, chilly, or a red face and heat in the head.

Calc. ost.

Despairing, hopeless of ever getting well again, with fear of death, tormenting all around him day and night.

Anac. orient.

Feels as though he had two wills; one commanding him to do what the other forbids.

Calc. phos.

Feels complaints more when thinking of them.

Opium.

After a fright, the fear of the fright still remaining.

Opium.

Delirious, talking, eyes wide open, face red and puffed up.

Calc. ost.

Fear of going crazy, or that people will observe her and think her crazy.

Ars. alb.

Fear of death, of being left alone, great restlessness and utter prostration.

Picric acid.

Great indifference and lack of will power to do anything.

Aconite.

After a fright with vexation, particularly during catamenia (to prevent suppression).

Platina.

Arrogant, proud, haughty, looks down with pitiful contempt on others and everything.

Hyos.

Involuntary loud laughter, with silly actions, convulsive trembling.

Coff. crud.

Pains insupportable, driving him to despair.

Cham.

Exceedingly cross and irritable, can hardly answer civilly, snappish, short-spoken.

Coloc.

Does not like to talk, to answer, or to see friends, or anybody.

Plumbum.

Loss of memory so that while talking he could not find the proper word.

Phosphorus.

Fear of being alone.

Hyos.

Muttering, with picking of the bed-clothes.

Ant. tart.

Child wants to be carried, but cries if anyone touches it, will not let you feel the pulse.

Coff. crud.

Affections after sudden emotions, particularly pleasant surprises.

Apis.

Sudden, shrill, piercing screams (awake or sleeping).

Cicuta.

Excessive moaning and howling; does rash and absurd things, is very violent in all actions.

Stram.

Excessive loquacity during the menses, face bloated with blood, with tears and prayers and earnest supplications.

Phos. ac.

Very weak, and indifferent to the affairs of life; listless; apathetic.

Hep. sulph.

Over-sensitiveness and irritatability, quick, hasty speech, hasty drinking, etc.

China.

Full of plans, projects and schemes, especially in the evening and night.

Borax.

Dread of downward motion, with anxious expression, as when in a swing, rocking chair, cradle, when mother goes to lay the child down out of her arms.

Lach.

Thinks herself under super-human control.

Psorin

Hopeless, and despairing of recovery, gives up all hope, thinks he will die.

Nat. mur.

Sad and weeping, consolation aggravates and a fluttering of the heart follows.

Dulc.

Inclination to scold without being angry.

Glonoine.

Confusion, cannot tell where he is; well known streets seem strange; forgets on which side of the street he lives.

Borax.

Fright at the least unusual sound; springs and starts at them.

Anac. orient.

Ugly, irritable, desire to curse and swear.

Dulc.

Inarticulate speaking from swollen tongue, but talks incessantly.

Pulsat.

Mild, gentle and yielding disposition; cries at everything, is sad and despondent; weeps about everything; can hardly give her symptoms from weeping.

Apis.

Very busy; restless; changing the kind of work with awkwardness, dropping and breaking things.

Arnica.

Fear of being touched by persons coming towards him.

Hyos.

Lascivious furor, without modesty; wishes to uncover and expose herself.

Baptisia.

Feels scattered about; cannot sleep because cannot get herself together.

Aurum.

Great hopelessness; harassed, with a desire to commit suicide; weary of life.

Calc. ost.

Anxious, shuddering; and awe as soon as evening draws near.

Acon.

Predicts the day she is to die, in pregnancy or child-bed; fear of death.

Coff. crud.

Ecstacy; full of ideas; quick to act; no sleep on this account.

Anac. orient.

Loss of memory.

Cham.

Great sensitiveness to pains; they are intolerable; thinks she cannot bear them.

Arnica.

Sullen, morose, does not speak a word.

Arg. nit.

Impulsive; time passes too slowly; is in a hurry about everything.

Lach.

Great sadness; particularly on waking in the morning.

Stram.

Young men or women who pray, sing or talk so devoutly or constantly as to excite the sympathy of all in the home.

Coff. crud.

All senses more acute; reads fine print easily; hearing, smell, taste, and touch acute, particularly also increased perception of sight; passive motion.

Baryta carb.

Great bodily and mental weakness, in old people, childishness.

Lach.

Loquaciousness; continually changing from one subject to another.

Cham.

Whining, restlessness; child will be quiet only when carried, which seems to relieve it.

Baptisia.

Stupor; falls asleep while being spoken to (in fevers).

Coloc.

Affections from anger; with indignation, particularly vomiting and diarrhoea.

Ignat.

Incredible changes of mood; jesting and laughter changing to sadness and tears ( Nux mosch. ).

Cham.

Child wants different things, and repels them when getting them.

Cina.

Ill-humoured; cannot be quieted; averse to being caressed; rejects everything offered (children).

Stram.

Disposed to talk continually.

Stram.

Mania for light and company; cannot bear to be alone; wants hand held.

Medorrhin.

Is in great hurry; when doing anything is in such a hurry that it fatigues her.

Cimic.

Gloominess and dejection as of a black pall over everything; fears she will be insane.

Stram.

Awakens with a shrinking look as if frightened at the first object seen.

Cann. Ind.

Very forgetful; begins a sentence and forgets before he can finish it.

Phos.

Anxious and fearful before and during a thunder storm.

Cann. Ind.

Laughs immoderately; full of fun and mischief; when sad afterwards.

Kali bromat.

Loss of memory; had to be told word before he could speak it.

Kali bromat.

Night terrors of children, with screaming; cannot recognize nor be comforted by friends; sometimes followed by squinting.

Calc. phos.

Feels complaints more when thinking of them ( Helon. , Ox. ac. )

Arg. nit.

Apprehension when getting ready for church or opera; diarrhoea set in ( Gels. ).

Bismuth

Solitude is unbearable, desires company; child hold on to its mother’s hand for company ( Stram. ).

Bismuth.

Anguish; sits, walks, lies, never staying long in one place.